Four individuals stole 36 transformers, along with their supply cables, from the Greek Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE), with a total value exceeding 245,000 euros, in rural areas of Rodopi, public broadcaster ERT reported on Tuesday.

Agios Efstratios in the northeastern Aegean is set to become Greece’s first energy-independent island, relying entirely on renewable energy sources.

Mario Draghi’s findings in his report “The Future of European Competitiveness,” and the concerns of academics, professionals and entrepreneurs, lead to the conclusion that Europe is not just at a critical point, it is on a cliff’s edge.

Former SYRIZA President Stefanos Kasselakis rejected the central committee’s decision on Tuesday to exclude him from the party’s leadership race.

The signs regarding the European Union’s management of migration are worrying. The bloc looks divided again, with member-states each opting for ad hoc and emergency measures at their borders, splitting the united front and undermining shared commitments.

Three out of five Turkish Cypriots are in favor of a solution to the long-running Cyprus dispute, a recent survey by the Center for Migration, Identity and Rights Studies (CMIRS) based in Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus has indicated.

The Thomas Meleteas Trio, led by acclaimed oud player and composer Thomas Meleteas, takes the Baumstrasse stage (8 Servion) in Votanikos on October 18.

Banks are planning their strategy on payments and charges on money transfers.

A 39-year-old man has been remanded into pretrial custody following his testimony in connection with a fatal car accident in southern Athens last week.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has pushed back against the notion that Greece faces an overtourism problem, while emphasizing that the government will step in with regulations when necessary.

The monumental painting “Prometheus Unbound” by Danish artist Carl Bloch, first mentioned in January 2023, is now on display at the Pavlos and Alexandra Canellopoulos Museum (CAMU) in Athens.

The European Commission will propose during its new term measures to tighten the EU’s stance on migration, responding to pressure from governments across the bloc for which irregular arrivals have become a major political and security problem.

A fire broke out Tuesday evening at Pedion tou Areos, one of Athens’ largest public parks.

CEOs from Greece’s leading tourism businesses gathered at the “Reimagine Tourism in Greece” conference on Tuesday, where they discussed the industry’s challenges and the urgent need for sustainable practices to ensure the long-term success of Greek tourism.

Plane trees, chestnuts, and towering beeches surround the four neighborhoods of this village, which has recovered from the damage caused by Storm Daniel and is once again welcoming autumn visitors.

This autumn at the buzzing Technopolis (100 Pireos) complex, the Meet Market kicks off the biggest celebration of creativity and local talent. With over 160 local Greek brands showcasing handmade products, you’ll discover familiar favorites and exciting first-time entries from talented makers, designers and artists.

A large majority of Greeks believe the country is suffering from overtourism, with a slight majority expressing a preference for fewer but wealthier foreign visitors, according to a new survey.

The recent verdict of the Greek Supreme Court according to which tips are part of the waiter’s salary and thus should be subject to taxes and social security contributions, raises several issues – of tax policy, labor market regulation, even morals and customs. Let us look at some of them.

A Greek official on Tuesday criticized the outgoing European Commission for failing to forge a common policy to deport migrants, and she warned that war and climate change were increasing global displacement.

The appeal against a first-instance court’s verdict over the murder of American biologist Suzanne Eaton on the island of Crete in 2019 is set to begin at a court in Hania on Thursday.